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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
IRVING HALL READY TO FIGHT.

The Democratic leaders the city busy yester-
day discussing the results Of the Saratoga Com, alton
and in the city. Irving Hall leaders were
breathing vengeance and threatening 10 put up city
ticket OF their own This, however, not looked upon
seriously by the County Democracy and Tamnany leaders,
A movement is foot by the Tammany and County Do
mocracy leaders give Robert b. Mooney place Of some
kind and placato him. the only man In Irving Hall OF
Any account.
We nothing for the remainder OF Irving Hail.
said Tammany sachem. with Mooney out the organ
laton support George or do what u peascs. Tho
State ticket nominated at Saratoga on wednesday Is
good but whether or not will be elected Is moro
than say found that the general estimate OF tho
labor Saratoga from $4,000 20 100000. We
admit fourths OF II will come nom our ranks
observation-disclosures Haughtou, Hail. thought OF Irving
chance for the Democrats 70 elect either
their city ticket unless" he added they show
more wisdom than they exhibited at Saratoga"
You can say that mean f-i-g-h-t. with big
f. said Commodore J. II. Tookcr, OF Irving Hall We
have treated shamcfuy BY the State Convention
We don't 70 sit dow quietly under It. We VIII go
work and organize. We can beat tho Demo-
cratic mschne In this city, and we Will We viii SUI?
port ticket but Will make 10 warm for the
Tammany Jounty Democracy maehine.'
Mr.. Mooney said with good deal OF warmth: Tam
many Hall and the County Democracy say That we amouns
70 nothing as an organization. Well. we Will show them
xbathAr Ia or
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THE TREASURY SURPLUS.
NO CHANGE IN THE PRESENT PROGRAMME
ITS DISTRIBUTION LErT BY THE PRESIDENT IN rnu

ITS Distribution LEFT BY THE PRESIDENT IN TIM
HANDS OF SECRETARY rAIRCHILp.
WASHINGTON. Sept 29.-secretary Farchild remaiue<
In conference with the President about half an hour ats
the adjournment OF the Cabinet meeting to-day Ha
positively refused to say thing regard to future
financial policy OF tho Treasury Department From
other however IL learned that tho Presdoaf
left the matter to the discretion Of the Secretary. and
TINT there Is no prospoot OF any Immediate change a
programme
The ofetingsot bonds 10 tho Government ore daill
growing css butTrcasury officials appear confident thu
the $14000000 called for meet the purposes Of tho
sinking fund will be secured within the prescribed limit
Todays offerings aggregated s405,950. Of which 1888.
$50 were per cents and S67,50o Ala per The
total offerings to date under the circular OF septemh
% amount 10 $9772 700. OF which S5 III, 800 were
per cents and 81 .65l 900 4i2 per cents
Applications for prepay ment Of interest received
to-day registered bonds amounting TO 100000. max
Ing the total 10 date 500, 1874 700.
The amount OF per bonds still outstanding v
$l,7ls,900 The total loan $305, 5S1 $50
The receipts for September to date au0ant to $685..
215227 and SIS s43 TIA n OF the current
penditures for the same period The heavy payments
made during the month account OF bond purchases
and interest not however consderei In ihe above
statement These payments change the result alto
gorher making deficit instead OF surplus for the
month,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
RIO CLAIMS FOR EXTRA AoUgDUor WORK

President Spencer, vIce-P resident Dowd General
Newton Commissioner Barnes ana Chief Engineer
Church, OF the Aqueduct Commission; Corporation
Counsel O'Brcn, and Contractors John O'Brien OF
O'Brien & Clark; ID. Is. Mclean. Of Brown. Howard
& Co., and Colonel John H. Mooney met yesterday In
the office of Controller Loew The Controller has with
held the extra amounts demanded by the contractors
for extra excavations and masonry until they have
reached several hundred thousand dollars. In using
high explosives In blasting for tho tunnel, larger
quantity OF rock than absolutely necessary Ia shaken
down. there may be loose rocks that have ~ be
taken out. Tho space thus filled In with
masonry 10 charged for Tho entire
amount thus charged for, Including ex-
81 900 600 The object OF the meeting was to reach
amlcabe al llstment Of the question ana prevent
long In tho courts by the contractors The claims
OF tho presented by them and those
OF the city by the Controller and othcrs There VIII!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
CALENDARs-FRIDAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CzAmBgRs- Patterson, J.-Nos
"a so 10 l7s 1885, 2o9 s27 23s 2<o a%s asa. 25S 2o
25a 259 $50, 269. - No., ~.
hue. J.-No day calendar. 49, ,,-.,, -. ,,,,,.-
SURBoGAIRs CoUkr-Bcfore holinA SWIM ot "ihi~n'
A Dooley. IL q g, ~.
dav calendar ~, a..
calendar. ~ 49,.
err CouRr-GESERAL TKRM-Befors MoAdam {. j.; Nsnr
D Dssi ~" rom aasmentsP Nos J. O. IA rs, IS
COURT oE GENERAL sEssoNs-PART i-Before Sowngt y.
and Assistant District. Attorney Dava-Noa l. = D.
T. g. TO- IL, L. Is Pieadinxs-Nea L. l5 IT, H. 10 ~
couRr OF GENERAL szssIoSs-PARr II.-Beore RECORDERS
smyth Assistant District Attorney Purdy-Noa 1,
L. o. q. T. 3 o, 10. IL. H. 81 IL
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wAvERINes OF A LABOR PARTY.

The labor PartJ OF Paterson. n J,net Oh WtuuetuHy'
adopted Henry GEORGES land theories and nominated
ticket Of the nominees refused Ia accept the
nomination that platform aud the platform was re-
considered. Then OF the George men also STA on
the ticket The FIRST nomn alton was Edward W. Nelhs
for Sheriff for Coroner. DIR w. H. Carroll John Dono-
hue was nominated for Assembly. but he declined the
nomination with thanks account OF tho George plat
form Not wishing to lose Mr. DoHohue vote 70 recoE-
slider the George platform resulted In dscardingi Mr.
Nels then refused 10 nominee for Sheriff aud
Mr. Dean was nominated In his stead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
MIR. swIyroy DECLINES A NOMINATION.

LETTER TO THE PROGRESSIVE LABOR PANTY
TELLING WHY HE CANNOT BE CANDIDATE.
John swinton will be the candidate OF tho Progress
I've Labor party for Secretary Of state The committee
of nine prominent members OF the party called upon MN
at his Office In Murrayst yesterday They iabored long
and earnestly to induce Mr. swinton TO accept the nom
nation But no refused to take 1t under any creum
stances. At the convention In Webster Hal last nigh1
where expected to be present. there we're many
long faces whom the last meeting of tho State Convention
was called order and the faces were still longer when
the folIow wing letter from Mr.. swnton was read
orrfoK or JonS swISTos. MURRAYsr.l
Nsw-Y DIRK crrY. Sept ~. 1851
Gentlemen Of TIE Committee Of the Proqesstre Ldoor
grateful 10 the State Convention OF tne
II il out Of my power accept the nomination thus cour
teousy and generously offered. ..,.u.
NV service in for years and especiay
has left mo prosrat1 ~ 10 .une
in the OF lfe and shall nave 70 re-
have heretofore been IN tbs service Oh my
THAT the Progressive Labor Party. in this momentou:
struggle the principles that lilo ct the
|" the most '"'''' wiz" W. ''A'' Jcms swxroS
eE shevttch named ]. Edward Hall. Knight OF
Labor and secretary and treasurer OF the Naton
Order OF Machnists. The nomination was unanlmohs
While the nominee speaking Mr.. Swinton entered
the hall and received with loud cheers lie spoRs
for nearly hour topics pertaining TO the party put
did give for declining tie nomination
that rendered TO him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
SCARCITY OF FREIGHT CARS.

PrrrsBuRG. Sept 25 tSpeeidD -" During all my years
OF OK perence railroad business never before saw
such scarcity OF freight cars. sad Pittsours Official
OF tho Pennsylvania Company to-day. "On the Panhan-
dl. or Southwest system NO arc 1000 per
day and on the Fort Wayne, Northwest system We
receive orders 500 than we can supply In me
egions short over 100 per day Dut ehpecs
shops running 10 the fullest capacity repairing Oroken
cars and are aking few ones Last year we oui'
II On new freight cara for system. yet despite this
large increase In rolling stock we arc away behind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
CHANGES IN TRAINS FROM sPUYTES DUYvIL

II said at the Grand Central Station Yesterday that
arrangements are being perfected for running trains on
tho Hudson River Division from spuyten Duyvt left
handed that Is the up trains will take the LETT track
p.It 10 the river and the down trains the other what
change, will DO made In the switches al spuyten DuyNu
to accomplish the changes Division superintendent
Bsss IL not ready yet 10 say. The matter under
adysemen MT he said and tho plans necessary TO bring
about change la the way OF running are not near
enough completion to be stated for publication similar
other points the Division Intended 10
benefit tho travelling public also in process OF prep
aration which will be ado known ne soon as succnt-
ly advanced 10 be intelligbly stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
CHARGES AGAINST A HOME NOT PROVEN

The OF the chden's Homo Of the Messiah have
ported the charges oil bad ma against the
conduct OF tho Home They have ale thorough nvessa
ton Of the charges the servants who blame have
been removed aud they and that tho matron, Mrs
Is entirely from
Dr Robert Colyer who aided Dwight H. Olmstead prest
dent tho Home. In this nves CATION sussins the
letter which he tho charges and the evidence
says done great COOL In the sh
borhood and its dsDterestod and
who are personally devoted TO its welfare
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TO EXAMINE M,cApE,s MENTAL CONDITION.

Patrick Gni1n, q creditor Of ex-Aiderman Francis
McCabe, ono of the doodle" Aldermen who has es-
caned trial IN tho plea of insanity recently applied
to Presiding Judge Van Brunt, OF the supreme court
throug h hts counsel exJudge A. J. Dlttenhoepr tor
the appoinrncnt of a commission to inquire into the
condition of Nice abes mind The Judge has decided
10 appoint q commission, and has ordered MIS- NC,
Cabe who is now the custodian Of the person anu
property of her husband, 10 produce him before the
Commission whenever che shall be called upon to do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WARRINGTON. Thursday, s

wAsnISGroS. Thursday. Sept. %. 1887.
APPoNrMENT.-Ths President this afternoon appointed
Alexander L. Webb of Missouri. 10 be United states
Consul az Manila
THE KEARsARGE--Chlef Engineer Harris. OF the
Bureau OF Steam Engineering has gone 10 Ports mouth
N. H., look after the repairs to the kearsarge and
Swatara With Q visv TO saving the kearsarge RON
condemnation pair of old fashioned engines will he fitted
In her They smaller and less powerful thsn those
which they will replace. but It Is expected that they will
mako the old hull last longer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30

h,ssx and wealthy friend named Ford accaps the
oor and the note bearing April 1887 given mu
Imaginary character snd that an she sknanrsa aa
before ustics the Essex Market 70
Court request the continued untb snts
afternoon al o'clock held In $1,000 bonds Tor
Tia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
rRouBIE AMONG THEATRICAL MANAGERS

Mich oas D. Roberts through his counsel Howe q HUM
mel Yesterday obtained from Justice Donohne OF the Su
prems Court injunction restraining his partners William
"A uaydsn And James Dickson interfering with tho
OF Amusement Exchange and placing
In full the business until argument
for the appoin Of receiver Gao DO neara inc
hearing set for MONDAY The nrm was iormei
ss January citing general theatrical business ana
securing engagements for travelling companies and star
actors Roberts he has not received his snare Oh
he profits
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AT WORK IN THE TWENTY THIRD DISTRICT.

A number Of the Republican voters OF the xNllld
Assembly District met last evening in Temperance
Hail. No 2.o16 Lexington ave-, and formed an organ
Izstion under the name OF the Young Mems Repub-
lcan Club OF the XXIIId District Tho following were
elected temporary officers: Felix Jenlnok, chair
man; william C. Pepper, secretary; William Whytc,
treasurer s C. Croft, william White Lery0nJi Crane
George Stewart and John Williams were appointed q
committee to draft rules and bylaws for the ciuD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
A CONTRA oroR HELD ON 4 oHARoS OF FORGERY

Detectives yesterday arrested Abraham Benson, DON.
tractor and builder his homo. No Charton-st on
complaint Of forgery sworn sus BY Fra.s Ross an Italian
living 22l2 Firstava II alleged that three
years ago engaged Ross struo
hoh he building contract price OF $780, for
which Benson gave note When the became due
Benson aid act pay IL br persuaded Rsss DO more work
In default OF paymcns Ross brought ana OBJ
tained judgment for seeS and costs This was po pad
sxamRson her property Bsnsen then vent 70 Ross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30

A committee consulting Of Ave creditors, Messrs-
Kingsbury and Dickinson, Of Waterbury, Conn.,. Bas.
sett. OF Taunton. Mass. DeDaun, of New-York and
Day, of New-Haven, appointed to confer with the
receiver and assist him In devising means BY which
sales may be accelerated and @ much 81 possibie
reazed 10 consider and II practicable bring about
q reorganization. No formal speeches were made bue
the creditors generally expressed their satisfaction as
to the manner In which the receiver had conducted
the trust After the meeting Mr.. Gilroy said that the
confidence expressed In him by the creditors was very
gratifying to him In view Of the manner In which bis
Conduct had been prejudicaly discounted In advance
by certain people whose III viii he had the misfortune
70 gan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATS NOMINATED.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2a-At tho city Democratic Con-
venton to-day Charles II. Krumbhaar was nominated
for Sheriff. Joseph @. Diman for Recorder OF Deeds.
Robert r. Dochert for City Controller and John 7. ].
Sensenderfer for City Commissioner For Judges OF tho
Common Pleas Courts and the Orphans Court tho ke
publican candidates Messrs Fell, Reed, Brogy and Fer
iuson unanimously Endorsed.
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g0m sbOdy'a Child.

somebody's child dying-dyng with the flush Of hone
his young face and somebody's mother thinking Of the time
whom that dear will hidden where u hope
brighten tbeeanse there was no cure for consumpto.
the mothers heart before too late Tell her thai
consumption durable, that living to-day whom the
Almost destroys By the disease pr Pieroes Golden Med
and other medones In curing this disease
Sold b. druEglstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
REFUSING INFORMATION AT CASTLE GARDEN.

Mr. Urich presided At the meeting OF the Commission
ers OF Emigration yesterday and his patience was so
verey taxed by the tactics OF Mr. Stephenson and the
hsltdozen bouts between that gentleman and commis
sioner Forrest The proposition to transfer the $1,000
deposit the Home Bank TO the United states Trust
Company overrued and the account transferred 70
Union Trust Company. The proposition TO pay the
claim OF $1,000 OF Louis saunders who acted AS counsel
In defending the suit OF the Philadelphia and
Liverpool steamship Company. TO recover Slo93ooo.
paid hsadtax prov oked considerable discussion Dut
q motion 70 allow Sir. saunders S4.5O0 was adoptsd
A letter from Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Maynard asking what disposition was made. OF Tue
funds derived from tho sale OF the PRIVILEGES 70 hs
road people in Castle Garden. read Mr.. Talntor
presented the draft OF letter refusing the information
and addpx that portion OF the money had been eIpend
repairs Castle Garden incident TO tho care OF
immigrants and not allowed by the Secretary OF the
Treasury This approved. A resolution OF MI
stephsnson's, snnullng the agreement with Martin T.
MeMahon a. counsel TO the Board because his bills
"exorbant, and he never appears In court was
adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
PRESIDENTIAL PosTMAsTERs.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2o.-rhe present postmasters at
the following named offices which among others become
Presidential October have reappoated by the
President: Colchester. Conn; East Hampton. Conn.,:
Foxcroft Me-; Georgetown. Mass; Manchester. Mass;
Bayshore. ~ "; Port Jefferson, N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
MEErING or A LANES @. BLAINE GLUE.

Alta regular meeting OF the James @. Blaine Assoeia.
ton Yesterday in tho Assenbiy District tho Irish
orator. H. A. Matthews made stirring address In favt-
James O. Blaine the Republican party and protection
which received with enthasasm. This sSso-
caticn also anmousy Endorsed the Republican state
ticket and pledged Its hearty support ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30

THE PLA CE WANTED FOR GOOD DEkOCRAT"
The effort 10 remove Miss Morris from tho principal
ship OF Grammar School No 80. In Brooklyn Is believed
To be merely move the part Of the Democratic psi
cians trolling the Board Of Education 70 get the
The charge OF tnsciency made against Miss Morris 70
in school No 80 elected high praise President Hen
DIRK himself before he elevated TO his present posi-
ton Tho request for her that 10 be handed
IN b. October /, to 60 late effect On FebrusryL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30

Assistant Fitzgerald the t;rket The
praise of Assistant District Attorney Nicol by the ess
Tor his copdnct of tie doodle" Aldermen ana jazz
sharp trials has convinced the Democratic leaders ,nst
n wouId not we'll To lose him ertiroly Acsermr2v
II deemed wise 10 renoinn
Marine and Give nomination for the new county
Jndgsshp to Assistant District ATTORNEY fhzgsrad w
the event Of Mr Marines reelection ne can retsin a
Nco as his assistant and thus the pDle WILL hos o'o
his vain ah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
EX-SENATOR MILLER AT HEADQUARTERS

Ex-senator Warner Miller paid visit TO the Republi-
can State adquarters and spent hour in
conference with Chairman Knapp. with whom he went
several points in the canvass which arc likely TO
prove OF importance. He gave General Knapp many
bug gesons which will probably be acted upon. and IN
dcated his purpose the stump after the opening
OF the speaking and 10 give the committee All
the time he spare from his businesA
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submitted report which vas resd and adopted without
debate. demand for the previous question me re-
port retsd the Of legislation on pensions 81 inc
last session Of chsrsctersng tho Dependent
Sra e q the = y: ns
out OF the pauperhouses OF the land at least lSooo
wsc %sr: ana
m.tss referred nj, 70 the Ry and sIpct
embodied in the Msricsn Pensions bill which ha: re-
esved the q the az mt the
relief Of Unon They stated ina, tnsy wesS
% ss
had fought sGainst the unlon came the veto o. meat ~
v: s . D.nip ss.o nor n: Gad Army
to circulars from the committee CAV: the en-
Ssmsd Soldiers to remain public paupers In
stead Of becoming deserving ss, nav .,surs
X ns ssfs p.s ST
ss a i:f to s:,s I'll: are
rect anS for OF az tho
piitance minor children The bill wa. subs tsntss
omiitsd The committee mads reference to service
pensons but closed with accommodating united action IN
yeptd bv the previous question and the encampment
fully committed the policy of The Dependent Pensions
party
AFFAIRS OF THE UNION VETERANS UNION.
CLEVELAND. Sept 20 (Speetap. Tho Union Veterans
Union adjourned to-day. telegram OF the greeting was
sept to the Grand Army at ST. Louis ana the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved That tho Union Veterans Union ANNA r x
no feelings Of antagonism toward the o. A. H. AMI is o
rivalry with that the generous nvary ~
which shall b. In the holy m,o Si IL Sired
memories and friendships OF the campaien tnsy a1s
g. sGfs sss h. s9s ssa fresh and '
Comrade Peter Dickman. OF Defiance, told sae CON-
rades of the opposition to order by the United Breth
rem religious dencmipa tons in his Eeighborhood Tho
United Brethren Church bitterly opposed to both the
Grand Army and the Union Veteran organizatoAs anu
has pursued them with "a bitter spirit OF ihtoerSnce
In Bicksvills twenty three Grand Army ana Union
Veteran men were eXcommuncated from tho cnuIcu,
and in Wausesn the comrades are so numerous uhst
whom they were accommodated the church hao no
longer any male members and ceased to exist
VETERANS AT THE TOMB OF LINCOLN
SPRINGFIELD, H.. Sept 90 tSpeciap.-The pilgrimage
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic to the tomb OF LIN
coin from the National Encampment in st. Louis to-day
was not as imposing as expected. Tho indications
last week were that 10000 veterans would visit the
grave Of the nartyred President but tho rain dampered
everything Even to-day when the excursion train bear
ing the pulled into the city, shower came up
and hundreds who had made to stop wens
on to their homes Barely thousand veterans visited
the monument and marched TO Oak Ridge Cemetery
through the rain. However, when the column reached
tor Cullom welcomed tho visitors and Governor ] NJ
Rusk. OF Wisconsin replied Ransom Post OF 81 LOUIS
the escort and number OF the Caiforna rep
resentatives and Los Angeles band were present Al
every state was represented governor husK hao
with him his celebrated staff OF sixteen MANNED veterans
After the exercises the the veterans visited
the homo Of Lincoln and returned IN the evening" GOV
ernor Rusk and staff went on TO WISCONSIN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
Mr.. MARITIME WILL BE RENoMINATED

During tho gathering at Saratoga the leaders Of Tam
many Hall and the County Democracy agreed almost en-
trely city and county ticket Each organization
will take Supreme Court Judge. Corporation Counsel
OfBhsn will DO the nominee OF Tsmmany Hail. Whom
tho County Democracy will select has not been deter
mined The most important thiag agreed upon. how
ever was the changing Of Dstrist Attorney MARITIME and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30

Dr. Pierceg PELLETS "-the original "Lllus Liver Puis
tsugar coatsd-cure sok and bilious headache sles
ach and bilious sttacka BY druxgist&
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Beautiful Women

are made pad attractive by funcesnA iyeg uasitoa
which Dr. Percea Favortte Prescription" Will infAiblj
cure. Thousands Of tea tmoniaia by druggsta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
CREDITORS OF KIroHsLL, VANCE s. 90 NEE

Receiver Thomas r. Gflroy called meeting Of tho
creditors Of the insolvent firm Of MITCHELL Vance %
Co., at tho firms Broadway store yesterday. Abous
seventy 1--WE creditors. representing, was said forty
nne-ffioths Of the amount of the claims against the
company, present Receiver Glroy presided and
submitted his Statements OF assets and liabilities -
folows
STAT 26s Is
eoan11sd' Observation-Disclosures. 4oe9s9 SO
Due orrka workmen etc (psid ...-.-.... al6l6 10
Rent taIes Interest on mortssS d eto.... 1901 81
Total ....,........ 81, 300 623 90
Asssts nomn All .... l,26oa28 SO
Assots .............. 604.bss ID
Deficiency. s0yo. se7 u